This help page explains the "website search" function, options and features.  As new options are added to the search engine, the features of those options will be explained here:

Exact Words | Exclude HTML | Boolean

The "Exact Words" checkbox:
This option allows you to limit your search making the search results more accurate.  Searching for "prospect" will count both Prospect and Prospecting showing those pages in the search results.  (Prospecting will appear in the search results, as the word "prospect" is contained within.)

Enabling the "Exact Words" checkbox, in effect, eliminates the word Prospecting from the "prospect" word count.  Using this option, the website search engine will only count the occurrences of "prospect".

This "Exact Words" checkbox defaults to ON. 

The "Exclude HTML" checkbox:
This option allows you to make the search results more accurate.  By default, the website search engine will search the entire website page code for the keyword regardless of where in the page the keyword occurs.

Enabling the "Exclude HTML" checkbox eliminates all the HTML tags from the search.  (The keyword may be in a META or HTML tag and will not appear directly on the page.  Therefore, a page may show up in your results, but you wouldn't find it using the "Find" feature of your browser.)  These "hidden" words will not be counted or show up on the search results list.

This "Exclude HTML" checkbox will default to ON. 
(This option is currently under construction.)

The "Boolean" checkbox:
This allows you to use "Boolean" search string instructions and make the search results more accurate.  By using this option, you can take advantage of the "Boolean" characters such as + (plus sign), - (minus sign) and " (double quote).

You can include quotation marks (") to delineate a phrase, plus signs (+) to require words or minus signs (-) to exclude words.  For example:

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